Pictures of Israeli Prime Minister Naftali Bennett meeting in Abu Dhabi the Emirate's regent, heartwarming.
About a year and a half after they broke into the world, the Avraham agreements are alive, kicking and even rushing forward.
Even the insults of Donald Trump and his partner in the process, Benjamin Netanyahu, fail to spoil the magnitude of the achievement shared by them and the MBA.
Because thanks to these three - Trump, Netanyahu and Muhammad bin Zayed - four Arab countries have made peace with Israel, working for a warm peace (except Sudan, which is complicated in its internal affairs), causing Jordan and Egypt to emulate them, and continuing to slam the international community every day Hide: It is possible to establish peace with Israel even without a solution to the Palestinian issue.
Beyond the regional implications, Avraham agreements are translated daily into reciprocal flights, visits, businesses and a range of collaborations that only expands.
Excellent, that's how it should be.
Historical meeting: Prime Minister Bennett meets with the UAE Regent // Photo: GPO
One great distress still surrounds the solemn sights.
Anyone who has been in the events of the last two and a half years knows that Naftali Bennett did not have to be the Israeli prime minister who meets the Emir of the Crown for the first time.
Historical justice owes its presence to Benjamin Netanyahu.
As of 2015, Netanyahu is the one who took the first steps, on which the foundation for the Avraham agreements was laid.
Then, in the summer of 2020, he was educated - and rightly so - with leadership wisdom, to relinquish the entangled sovereignty and accept in return normalization agreements with an Arab state.
In short, when it comes to the Israeli part, Avraham's agreements are written forever on the names of Netanyahu and his people.
The signing ceremony of the "Abraham Agreements" at the White House, September 2020, Photo: Reuters
But not only politically, but also politically, Netanyahu should and could have represented Israel in the Emirates yesterday.
If Netanyahu had not overthrown his joint government with Ganz with his own hands, and if Bennett had not prevented him from forming the 36th government, he would have been there.
Because Bennett, Saar, Elkin and others are well aware that the right-wing government was within touching distance.
The drafts were ready, the agreements in principle were given, but the current prime minister torpedoed it in order to win the grand prize himself, while trampling on any governmental norm.
Bennett took full advantage of Netanyahu's mistakes, trampled on his own promises to the public, over the confidence of his constituents, a friend of the Muslim Brotherhood and anti-Zionists - and pretended to do so with no choice.
All to inherit Netanyahu's chair, and to be, for example, the first Israeli prime minister to meet the emirate's regent in public.
In his statements in the Emirates, he did not even bother to mention Netanyahu.
This is the truth that needs to be told, especially when taking historical pictures in the Emirates.
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